The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call

Chapter 1608 Saving His Fiancée

Dalton's tone remained calm. "Tell us where she is first."

Leo didn't dare meet his gaze. "Valen Village, the one Master wanted to develop. There's a company inside that supposedly handles overseas arrangements, but it's not a legitimate business. The place reeks of blood... but it didn't seem recent. It was left there from long ago."

Dalton listened with an unchanging expression, though he seemed to have recalled something. Then, he asked casually, "You said there was lots of surveillance around?"

Leo nodded urgently. "The team sent to support Master may not be able to get in."

At that, Dalton, who was about to step out, retracted his leg. He glanced toward Wolf. "Hack the entire network in Valen Village. That shouldn't be a problem for you." He had to make Wolf take action to make this sting operation

a success.

Wolf knew this was what Wynter truly wanted. Hacking the network would allow them to gather information without alerting anyone. But what about Wynter? Wolf's claws twitched, ready to move again.

grabbed the back of his collar, pulling him back. "You report to the higher-ups. I'll handle things on

head. That tap had left him slightly woozy-no one else had ever tapped him on the

his head. Feeling disgruntled, Wolf sat up straight and placed his fingers

going wasn't necessarily a bad idea. Despite his hazy mind, Wolf always knew Dalton was

boss back!" Wolf gestured with his

harmed, those responsible can forget about any dreams of

a promise and refocused

pinpointing the target, he quickly typed out a message to the Special Unit. "Wait

Special Unit members' eyes lit up upon seeing the message.

typing while searching for a point of entry. Network infiltration required time and cooperation from the Special Unit. Fortunately, the Special Unit members were

cut off the power while making it

facilitate their operations but also create chaos in the

hadn't anticipated attracting someone even more formidable. He was trembling, and his hands wouldn't obey him